Amir Tsarfati: A CALL FOR AN URGENT PRAYER Note: We are in the last few days on the Jewish calendar known as “Between the Straits” - a period of mourning commemorating the destruction of the first and second Jewish temples. Astonishing. The times they are a-changing for sure. Lisa, WW65 did a clip on the situation. Starts @ 1:44 Civil War in Israel appears to be imminent. The vote on Judicial reform is set to take place Monday. - Fair Use - Praying for Bibi, praying for Israel. Looks like the times of the Gentiles is up for us. :bye: :flyup: Sad for Israel's upcoming troubles but then a most wonderful time for them turning back to their God! Amir's perspective: Israel will not collapse. It will not break into civil war. It will continue to be a fractious and chaotic country filled with highly-opinionated people who fight with each other, and then share arak and chamin and cholent and falafel. Per NTEB By Geoffrey Grider Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday brushed aside President Biden’s last-minute plea and oversaw the passage of a major judicial reform law ‘Reasonableness Act’ that limits the ability of the country’s courts to strike down government decisions. There is big change happening in Israel right now, and it’s being led and championed by Israel’s longest-serving leader, and the people are….hopping mad. Called the ‘Reasonableness Act’, which sounds a little too much like the ‘Enabling Act’ from pre-war Germany, it passed by a vote of 64-0. What’s next? Some are saying nothing short of civil war. Oy, vey! Israel on the brink. “Wherefore hear the word of the LORD, ye scornful men, that rule this people which isin Jerusalem.” Isaiah 28:14 The prophet Isaiah spoke of a time in the last days, where there would be no king ruling on the throne in Israel, but a council of men much like the Knesset system that exists in Israel today. When you get past the headlines and into the pages of scripture, it is there you see what’s actually going on. Israel is preparing themselves to enter into the time of Jacob’s trouble. Netanyahu snubs Biden, limits power of Israeli courts despite protests via so-called ‘Reasonableness Act’ From The NY Post: The measure passed with 64 votes in the 120-member Knesset — in defiance of months of massive protests against the controversial legislation, which opponents fear will move the country away from Western democratic norms of checks and balances among branches of government. Biden had made an unusual last-minute bid for Netanyahu to reconsider, saying hours before the vote, “it looks like the current judicial reform proposal is becoming more divisive, not less. “Given the range of threats and challenges confronting Israel right now, it doesn’t make sense for Israeli leaders to rush this — the focus should be on pulling people together and finding consensus,” Biden insisted Sunday. - Fair Use - Per Times of Israel Former PM Olmert after passage of overhaul bill: We are entering a ‘civil war’ - Fair Use - All I keep thinking is … “out of chaos comes order” and guess who is coming to town (to Israel soon?) and it ain’t Santa Claus … I reckon he will be “Mr. fix it” :whistle: This watcher brings up a good point. Something to keep in mind with Israel is that they have no written constitution, unlike here in the US. Over time their supreme court has taken an increasingly activist role, probably in part because the separation of powers in Israel isn't as clear as it is in many other republics. I wonder how many of these protestors are organic and how many are of the Soros rent-a-mob type. - Fair Use - And Lisa WW65 said I look at it like this. If the White House hates it, then it must be good. LOL - Fair Use -
What I am about to write now is serious and must be taken as such:
Israel is experiencing a coup attempt led by former prime minister Ehud Barak and his gang of ex-generals. This is something that was in the making for a few years now and the judicial reform was just the excuse. We have videos of zoom calls from over two years ago where they already talked about this.
The Israeli government and parliament in the next 48 hours will either show that our democracy is stronger than this or maybe this is the end of it.
While the internal political chaos intensifies the enemies from outside are preparing themselves for the right moment to attack.
Israel is in the most dangerous situation since it was established in 1948.
The next three days are critical for Israel, pray that the worst does not happen and we are attacked from several fronts at the same time.
